OSHA AND SECONDHAND SMOKE
1994-05-17
- Proposal prepared by Powell Tate in response to Occupational Safety and Health Administration's (OSHA) proposed regulations regarding secondhand smoke. Expresses concern at the potential implication of OSHA's proposal to ban smoking in the majority of workplaces. Recommends a two phase campaign to be implemented by the Tobacco Industry's Labor Management Committee in demonstrating that OSHA's ban ... read moreis unreasonable. Focuses on the need to get OSHA to regulate IAQ without banning smoking altogether. Describes the synthesis of spokespeople, decision-makers, created materials, the media and congressional influence in achieving the tobacco industry's goals. Emphasizes that labor will play an important role in affecting this policy.read less
- Limbaugh, Rush (Radio Talk Show Host)
- King, Larry (Radio Talk Show Host)
- the Teamsters
- Department of Labor (Clinton Administration)
- Blue Cross/Blue Shield
- Tobacco Industry Labor Management Committee (LMC)
- Bakery, Confectionary and Tobacco Workers
- Powell Tate
- the Machinists
- the Hotel and Restaurant Workers
- PM
- Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA)
- Sheetmetal Workers
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- 8k71nv86b
- Component ID:
- tufts:UA084.2024202542
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